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Happy late Valentine’s Day from all of us!
I’ve been following this blog for a while and I have to know, what do you think Iceland would be like as a big brother/ caregiver?
I actually headcanon that Iceland is a big brother already - to Greenland, Faroes, and Svalbard! At first he was jealous of each adoption for fear that they’d take his place in his parents’ hearts, but once the initial jealousy wore off, he proved to be a maternal and nurturing big brother to them, just as his own was to him!
He’s closest to his little sister, Greenland, and throws hands every time somebody says something bigoted or racist to/about her due to her dark skin color and beautiful Inuit features. One time, on a family outing, somebody made a crude comment about how out of place “the brown girl” looked amongst her pale-skinned and mostly blonde family. Let me tell you: Iceland was so full of rage that the other Nordics were surprised that Eyjafjallajökull didn’t go for Round 2 then and there. Before the other angry Nordics could retaliate themselves, Iceland beat them to it (and the other nation so badly that he had to be hospitalized). Don’t fuck with Iceland’s baby sister. They’re best friends, and he’s her hero.
With Faroes and Svalbard, it was a little different. He took awhile longer to warm up to them, as his jealousy was a little more pronounced. With both being boys, the fear of his parents wanting to “get rid of him” in favor of a stronger and healthier son was one of his darkest and most anxiety-inducing. He would die a little inside every time Denmark or Norway cooed to Faroes/Svalbard that he was their new little prince. It was only when Denmark and Norway caught on both times of Iceland’s jealousy and insecurity, and reassured them that he will always be their first baby boy and prince, did he finally relax and dote on them as he had Greenland.
When Denmark and Norway adopted Greenland and Faroes each time, Iceland was still a small child. Once he had recovered from the initial jealousy, he became extremely protective of them and took his new big brother responsibilities very seriously. He would refuse to hand them over to one of the adults after his parents let him hold them, pouting indignantly and trying to appear as fierce as possible with every fiber in his little body. “No! My baby!” he’d tearfully pout. It never failed to melt everybody’s heart into a puddle of gooey goodness.
Many centuries from now, as an older and more mature adult nation himself, I could see Iceland being a fantastic father! His parenting style would reflect and balance the best of both Denmark and Norway: He’d have some of Norway’s stern but soft and nurturing tendencies, balanced with some of Denmark’s endearing “bumbling dad” and fun style.
Back when I was into Heathers, Hetalia and Popular Girl cliches
@sinnyclair Here’s Greenland and your oc, Faroe Islands!
From an art trade
I’d feel better if it said “Lilja…” But I don’t even like me. 😭😭😭
Hej! Hejsan. Hei! Hallo. Hæ. Aluu. Halló! Bures!
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(Resending again (just in case) because my connection is not stable) HELLO! How was your day? I'm here to offer an imagine: A Human AU where Iceland is reminiscing his first day to school after finally graduating from his major. Denmark and Norway are tearing up because their oh so precious baby is all grown up now. UwU - 🐰 anon (if that's okay!)
{ Aww, I didn’t get this! 😭 I’m glad you re-sent! And that’s an adorable moniker. 💕 }
Denmark and Norway are complete messes. They practically bawl non-stop that day. They cry throughout the whole ceremony (so loudly that the other very much annoyed parents sitting close to them move), they cry as they pack up his dorm room, they cry all the way on the ride home, and they cry at that night, sifting through an album of Iceland’s college photos and memories.
The next morning, much to Iceland’s annoyance, Denmark and Norway (very pointedly) beg reassure that Iceland is welcome to live at home for as long as he needs or wants to until he finds a job.
Iceland: “Mom, Dad, please. I already have a job lined up. I’ll be moving out in six months.”
Denmark and Norway: *start tearing up*
Iceland, Greenland, Faroes, Svalbard, and the rest of the Nordic family: “Oh gods, here we go again. Get the umbrellas. 😑”
"What has Denmark taken from you?"
Finland: My hat, I still can't find it :(
Sweden: My glasses. Finland drove me all the way here.
Norway: My spellbook. *mumbling* and my heart, too...
Iceland: He took Mr. Puffin!
Svalbard: My spear. Now I have to rely on hand-to-hand combat to get it back...
Faroes: He took my peace of mind.
Greenland: Me, too!
All the others: .........
Greenland: What?! You can't say the same?